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Traffic Report or.ho N. Y..p.&N. r. n.

PHILADELPHIA. May ia traffic
report made by the New York. Phila-
delphia and Norfolk railroad for the
year 1856, gives remarkable showing.
burn. that year the line delivered at
its northern terminus Delmar, for ship
ment further north by the Pennsylvania
railroad system the following: 125,000
barrels Of white potatoes, ..275, 900 barrels
of sweet potatoes. $4,000 boxes of green
peas, 100, 900 barrels of cabbage and kale.
100, 600 barrels OF oysters, 5000, 900
quarts of strawberries in sixty quart
crates, 10000 bales of cotton, $4,000
Tags Of peanuts. 10,0 boxes of fish and
l2,UeO baskets of peaches. This is es-
timated as being about one half the
shipments from the regions referred Co,
there being numerous lines that carry as
much more showing the enormous fig
ures to which the trade of that region
is growing.
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Cr.ddockyiiic.

Miss Mamie Miller, of Norfolk is the
guest Of Mrs. 5. Is Bull.
Mr.. J. E. West is just from city with
new goods and Of course sells them
very cheap.
Capt. Peter II. Davis has sold his
schooner. Maggie L. Davis, to Mr. Geo
B. Fosque, Onancock.
The irish potato crop will be a.cood
one with us this year if the potato bug
does not destroy it. A close fight is be-
ing made between them and The farmers
and it is uncertain yet which will win.
A strawberry festival will be held on
the church grounds at this place, on
Wednesday afternoon. June LIST, under
the auspices of the Good Templars, for
the purpose of raising funds to build q
temperance hall. The ladies SHY that
they propose to make it a delightful af-
fair and cordially invite every one to at
tend. If the weather is inclement on
day appointed, the festival will be held
on next fur day.
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EDITOR PENINSULA ENTERPRIsE.-
Upon information just received from
the Executive Committee OF the Con-
federate Soldiers Home at Richmond,
Va, denounce one DR.. Walker. dis
pelser Of patent medicines and exhib-
tur of the Charleston Mystery, and CAL
ifornia rattlesnake, Il fraud. He has no
authority TO represent his business in
aid of the r. E. Lee Camp.
BY the way, Mr.. Editor, what has
Acconac done as a county in aid of this
laudible work? During recent visit
to the camp, the officer in command in
formed me, that, for want of funds,
many worthy applicants had to be turned
away. Who will take the initiatory
steps to raise an Accomac fund? Put
me down Il subscriber.
YANKEE SOLDIER.
May 18th, 1887.
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THE MISSOURI STEAM WASHER.
Price $40.
The Great Labor Saverl
The Great Clothing Saverl
The Great SoAp Saver!

The Great Labor Saver!
The Great Clothing Saverl
The Great Soap Saver!
Six Important Facts
lst Rubbing clothes on a wash boarl
wears them out more than using them
or wearing them.
End. The Missouri steam washer
cleans clothing without the use Of the
wash board.
3rd. BY saving the wear on wash
board, clothing washed in the Missouri
steam washer will last twice as long.
4th. Any family using the Missouri
steam washer will save its cost from0l.
to live times Il year BY the saving OF
wear on clothes.
5th. The Missouri steam washer doea
away with all tn. severe drudging o.
work day.
9th. Families lacking health and
strength are often compelled to have
their washing done at great expense,
which might be saved by doing it them
selves with the Missouri steam washed.
Notice what your own citizens say
about it:
Your steam washer was brought to
my house few days ago. take pleasure
in saying it has given entire satisfaction
and done its work well. TIC. PITTS.
Onancock, March 18th. 'S7. 4
Having seen the Missouri steam wash
er in use. l think it a success and q
great saving of labor. E. II. PITTS.
March 2lst. '87.
I have seen your machine work AMI
think it does all that is claimed for 1t,
and will get one soon. J.F RILEY.
March 2lst, '87.
have seen your machine work and
think 1T the best ever saw and would +.
not be without one for twice It's cost.
J. w. MEARS.
This steam washer does well all tho
work that is claimed for it. 1t has been
used at my no Ise with much satisfac-
ton. u. u. JoYEEs.
The Missouri steam washer does
such good work and gives such entire
satisfaction that you will please order
one for me. Mrs. V. WRIGHT.
The Missouri steam washer does all
work that it claims to do satisfactorily.
Mrs. M. NJ. JOHNSON, M rs. Ell. MEARs.
I have seen several steam washers, bnt
think the Missouri steam washer the
most complete one I ever saw, and does
the. best work.
MISS p. WEscoTT, NJ RS. M.G.KELLAM
N. B.-Any one wishing to SEQ the
machins work, or desiring to purchase
one, will please notify me.
w. F. JOYNES, Agt.
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Messrs. George w. Hynson and Paul
Billhardt are with us now, selling the
celebrated Gem Organs and Pianos. y
The reputation which recommends
them to the public is shown by the large
humber Of organs they scll-lhe mum
/ ber sold Ill the past twelve months be-
ling over six hundred. The above named
sgeutlemen are representing the manu-
ssfacturers and by dealing with them you
YsaVe the large commission usually paid
toagents Persons should takr advan-
agesof this opportunity alul buy now.
VeIheir advertisement i'll another Col
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Greci,back willie.

The schooner Peter J. Hart arrived
here on Tuesd;J'from the Chesapeake
with cargo of oyster plants for +. +.
Jones of Franklin City.
Mr.. John u. AIMS and Miss Kessie
S. Taylor. both IF Guilturtl, this county,
were married at Worcester county, Md,
ne,lr the Stale line, Oh the 18th inst. by
Rey. Is. +. Jester.
Rev. B. f. Jester has been conduct
ing areviyal meeting at the private resi-
dence of Mr.. George T. Marshall's for
several weeks. Result, 40 converts, IS
of whom have joined the NJ. Z. Church.
Mr.. S. L. Selby and family expect to
remove from this place to Philadelphia
this week MI Selly is engaged in the
railroad business, and thinks that the
new home he has selected more cOnven.
lent for him.
Rev. a. Donovan of The NJ. P. Church,
preached at the Sign Post" the site
selected for the building Of ANEW church
eiitice, on last Sunday. inthe open air,
to Il large gathering of people. lie or
gained a Sabbath school at that ap.
pointlnent with 10 members. Mr.. Ste
phem Piiclard being elected the superill-
lendent Of the school.
The laying of the cornerstone of the
new NJ. L, Church at the sign post y
to he known us Saint Iaul's" NJ. p.
Church, will take place on tile 10th day
of June. next. Rev. ". S. Hammond
president of the Maryland annual Con-
ference of the NJ. P..Church is expected
to he present anil to preach the sermon
for the occasion. OH the morning of thai
day. Other ministers from abroad art
expected To be present.
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The firm of Shields & Mears. Belle
Haven has been dissolved by mutual
consent as will be seen by notice III
another column. The business hereaft-
er will be conducted by MIR. Samuel
j. Shield, who leaves for the city this
week to buy new goods and proposes to
sell them very cheap for cash or its
equivalent. Call on him if you want
bargains.
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On next Thursday the town election
for mayor and c0u#cilmen take place.
Frank A. Slocmrb is in Baltimore;
adding to his already large stock OF
goods.
Strawberries and peas are now being
shipped to Baltimore by steamer from
this place.
Henry R. Packer, of Smithfrld, Va.
has bt ell stopping i'll town, 1T IS. Liar
ker'S, for sume time past.
Capt. Henry L. Crockett is preparing
10 erect Il fish factory on Orancock
creek, for the manufacture If gtTllio.-
He has purchased all the machinery and
appurtemances of Capt. O. a. Brownies
factory OH Cedar Island.
Intelligence has reached here from
Tangier Island, of the assaulting OF IL
negro named Thaddeus Whitley while
entering a white people S church at That
place OH last Sunday. 1t is said lie Wis
tied the church at the invitation of the
trustees, and was preparing to take Il
back seat when he WIS set upon by four
white men, Knocked down aud badly
beaten. He has since gotten out war
rants for arrest Of his aSsailants. The
affair has caused considerable excite
ment on the island.
The commencement Of the Onancock
public school MRS held last Thursdav'
night. Tile audience WAS ore OF the
hi gest that las teen known TO assemble
in the building. The exercises Of the
evening were exceedingly interesting,
the features Of the occasion being, the
ode on education, written and delivered
by Prof. Jesse Litllelon; The address OF
Rev. J R.,Sturg!S, and the fine rendi-
tlons of vocal and instrumental music.
A large numbered prizes were awarded,
and the scholarship medal was presented
TO Frederick S. Fitzgerald Dy Rev. J. Il.
Sturgis with appropriate remarks. The
entertainment reflected great credit on
both scholars ard teachers, elciting
commentator from I'LL Tor the admir-
able manner in which the several parts
were delivered.
The fruit growers and truckers held
a meeting in Ommcock Academy. at this
place. on last Saturday. Several inpor-
taMt subjects were discussed by mem
hers, the rate of freight charged on, n.
y. p. & n. Il. Il. and by Eastern Shore
Steamboat Company. causing consider.
able debate. Capt. L. l.. East stated to
the meeting that lie had written to Will
lard Thompson, of said steamboat COM
panv for purpose of securing cheaper
rates of transportation on perlslable
stuff. and hal been notified by Mr..
Thompson, that a reduction Of one
sixth On existing rates would be made.
He. however, WIS just in receipt vi
another communication from Mr..
Thompson. stating that on further con
sideration, he had decided that lie could
make no reduction Oh present rates and
therefore the offer was annuled. The
chairman also appointed IL comnitteeto
investigate and ascertain if the fact
that trucks We're, forwarded from Nor
folk to northern markets OH y. y. L.
& n. Il. r., for less than one.half the
plice charged from the local stations OH
the Eastern Shore, is in conformity
with the Interstate Commerce regula-
tIo:ls. Should it be proven TO the con-
trary. the commissioners Will Oe notl-
fed and redress asked for.
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Mrs. Sue Holt, Belle Haven, is home
from the city with full line Of millin-
cry goods OF every kind and description,
and with her usual good taste is pre-
pared to furnish customers with head
wear so pretty and attractive that no
lady need long remain unhappy, who
will favor her with y visit. She pro-
poses TO sell also at very cheap rates.
Give her Il call.
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IN making your shipments to Baltl-
more this season. be just to yourselves
and do not forget the old and reliable
firm OF L. II. Evans Il Co. MI. wal
ter FentIess. Il representative OF the
firm gives especial attention to sale OF
produce received from Eastern Shore
and in lis hands one can always expect
highest market prices.
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Messrs. w. T. MUIR & Co., whose ice
cream has such I'LL extensive sale on the
Eastern hore. and everywhere praised
because Of its superior quality, again
advertise through our columns this
week. We commend tile firm to our
people. which has proved so worthy OF
the liberal patronage it has received
from them in the past.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-21

Mr.. Dufield Savage advertises to-day
for $50 hands to pick peas. He can be
very properly elassed among our most
energetic and enterprising truckers. as
has planted this season IS barrels OF
round potatoes, 20 bushels OF peas, and
intends putting out 200 600 sweet pota-
to sprouts.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-21

The editorial management Of the En-
TEpPRlsE this week is in the hands OF
friends and if their illusions call for
..pistols and coffee" from any of our
readers. they are requested to settle it
with them, before the return of tile edi-
tor. WHO is now on ii tour North i'll the
interest of his paper.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-21

The storehouse and stock of goods of
Edward L. Burton, colored. at head OF
Bradford's Neck. was accidentally
burned on night of 18th inst. The fire
originated from the lamp which he had
carelessly placed too near the ceiling
He estimates his loss at from So0O 10
$500.
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prest,lin. Elders Appointm ants.

Third round of Quarterly Meeting
in part, for Eastern Shore District NJ.
Z. Church South.
Conquest and Guilford--sanfords,
May u, %.
Gtlantic-Horntown, May 30, 80.
Drulnmondtown, Woodbury., June 4 s.
Qnaucock, Onancock, June II, u.
Wicomico, Eden, June is, ~.
1lngotpa que, Garrisons, June o5, 2G
Belle Haven, Belle Haven, July =, s.
Berlin. Bishopsvile, July 8, 10.
JOS. IL. AMIss, Z. E.
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Mr.. VIM. T. Parkes. .Jr and Miss E.
Addie Walden were married in Phila-
delphia, on the 9Th inst. The happy
couple are now ut home, and with thel:
numerous friends have our heartlest
congratulations and best wishes for Il
long and happy married life.
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G1ll " Watches
FOR
39 CENTS.

Whoever heard Of a man buying
a GOLD WATCH FOR 80 CENTS
and yet, a firm down east hui the
audacity to head one of their ad.
vertising sheets in this man Ter
and did 1t simply to
CATCH THE EYE OF TIE PUB
Lie.
Now while we don't believe in
deception of any sort, still we have
such an anxiety for a sight of the
GREAT EYE OF THE PUBLIC
thai we have been IN liking all this
talk simply to get you to
LOOKING OUR WAY,
and shall be willing to til Ike your
punishment providing we fail to
STOW you bargains almost equal to
GOLD WATCHES AT 80 CNNTS.
Don'5 take orr word for it. but
come and LOOE FOR YOUR
SELVES, upon the most astoniSh
ing prices ever shown to the people
Of this section, in all sorts Of house
hold necessities.
We have a new line of prints,
homestics, muslins, seersackers and
dosiery. Our ladies' slippers for
ST. % can't be beat in Accom- lc
county.
Now when you come down to
groceries and provisions we are
right there. Pretfiest brown sugar
you ever saw for6 cents per pound,
and the prices of our coffee are 10,
II, 20 and % cents per pound.
We have just received forty bar
rels of The VIM. Lea s. Sons Cos
celebrated fourS, and are still sell
ing the GOLD RELIABLE VIR
GINUS GUANO," and Accomac
Potato Grower. Come and see us
and make us prove what We say.
Very Respectfully,
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Read the advertisement of Messrs.
w. j. Hal & Son and Mrs. w. j. Hall
Mcssongo. They have returned from
the city with a full line Of general mer-
cliandise and millinery goods, which
they are Offering very cheap for cash.
The department of Mrs. Hall always a
favorite resort for the ladies' is espec-
tally attractive this season.
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Judge Gunter rendered mis- decision
Thursday in the case of the Common
wealth VS.. Duffield Savage. The Judg-
ment of tine County Court was sustained.
The consel for the defendant asked for
a suspension of judgment for so days
in order to apply TO the Supreme Court
for a new trial, which WAS granted.
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At the meeting of the Church Exten-
sion Board OF the NJ. L. Church iii Phil
adeIphia, last week. the following dona-
lions and loans were made 10 charges III
this county: Assawamon Hill, S2O0 DO,
nation, and S20U loan: Horntowii, S2OV
donation, and S2U0 loan.
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The Summer Normal school.

Mr.. EDITORIALS Il school officer l
feel it to be my ty to urge our teach
crs to attend the summer Normal iii
Powellton. DR.. buchanan has pad our
coanty a high compliment, i'll making
an appropriation from the Peabody
Fund to pay the expenses OF this school;
and, L sincerely hope, our teachers and
school officers, will do I'LL in their power
to make it Il complete success. Thor
ough normal training is Ut immense ad-
vantage to teachers, but owing to the
great number OF our schools, and the
small salaries We are able to pay, we
cannot secure the services Of teachers
having such training, but we cn, and
us school trustees should give prefer
ence to those WHO lave the energy, i'll
dustyy and ambition. TO try to improve
themselves by attending summer Nor
mails, aud Teachers Institutes. Those
who enter into the educational work
with zeal and enthusiasm, deserve to he
favored III selecting our teachers and III
liking their salaries.
Of course we have some excellent
tcacllers-some have had normal train
iug-others by long experience have be-
come efficient educators, but feel Sure
they will attend. They ale too wise
and too ambitious TO lose this oppurtu-
nifty OF improving themselves. Although
well trained and eff, lent instructors,
they know they can rise higher: and
higher in the great profession to which
they have consecrated themselves.
This Normal also affords a rare OPP
portunity for advanced pupils who wish
TO become teachers. Let them attend
and Try to learn the improved methods
of instruction. knowledge is pow
er."
All of our people are interested in
this matter. Our children are very
much what the teacher makes them.-
II he is incompetent, they Suffer, ii COM
petc.t they profit by his skill and prof.
cheney. The pupil is the reflex OF Tile
teacher.
otis education forms the human mind,
Asi tho lnIs is OenL tho trees inclinod.
Then, whatever adds to the skill and
efficiency If our teachers is Ut vast i'm
portance to al! OF our people. Although
instruction III our public schools is coil
fined mostly to Common English and
primary branches. it is right here we
Should have the best methods and most
correct te;ichng. Evil habits once con-
tracted, are hird TO eradicate.
"The pebble III tho streamlet scant.
Has iui ucd the couisc or manya rivor,
Tho dew drop on the infaut plant,
Has warped The giant OAK forever"
THEN let us all-teachers, school Off
GERS and parents, try to make this SUM
uler Normal 10y the sea-, a great success,
and il possible, a prominent Institution
in the grand old county Of Accomac:
MIR. EDIT0I: hope you will publish
this humble appeal, and aid us all you
can in this worthy enterprise.
j. ID. PARSONS
ATLANTIC, VA, May l6, 'S7.
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The announcement is made by request
of Rev. j. ). WhG ton. that services
Will be he'd in the Baptist church IL
Leemont ne:t Sunday morning at ~
o'clock and every Sunday thereafter al
same hour instead Of evening, us hereto
fore.
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The charges at athe Maltby House,
Baltimore are surprisingly LOW for, the
accommodation furnished. 1t is loca-
ted in business centre of city ana COLI
yelIient To merchants and planters.
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judges of election now receive for re-
turning pcll books TO Clerks office, III
addition 10 tie one collar heretofore al
lowed. their actual necessary travelling
expenses. This amendment OF the law
iEsures prompt returns.
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The schooner Daiscy recently forfeited
to the Commonwealth for violation OF
our OYSTER laws. will be sold by virtue OF
I'm crI;er of Tie county court of Acco-.
mac by the sheriff, at' The Hammocks,
on 18th inst.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-21

Mr.. 7. G. Kellam, chairman of the
Board OF Supervisors authorizes us TO
announce that said Beard will meet at
Acccmac G.. H., Friday. 9th inst. All
the mcmlers are requested to be pres
ONT,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-21

Master John W. Elliott. son Of Mr..
Il. G. Elliott, has returned from King $
Mountain High School, \. G., at which
place he has Teen pupil for the last Two
years.
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LOCAL NEWS.

s A cross-marK on your paper. before
Rs your name. made with pen and INK,
81 indicates tiat your subscription has
s:aler expired, or is due, amt You! are re-
"a spectfully solicited to remit or re-
EaE new.
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Election next Thursday. Every
Democrat should goto the polls andvote
for tue nominees Of his party.

Rev. Jno. McNabb is absent from the
county and at his request notice is given
that he cannot, therefore, ill his APP
pointments tomorrow.
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MARRIED.

MATHEws-Y oUNa-At the residence
of Frank Barnes, L.enlont, Nay lst,
1857, ly Rev. j. Wright Norris Alfred
r.MatIlcws to Miss Elizabeth p. Young,
both of Accomac.
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NoTrcE.-The borrower of my spade
will please return it.
Geo. F. Parramore.
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For SALE.-Several nice lots at East
vile station on reasonable terms. APP
ply to T. M. Scott, Johnsontown, Va.
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Use James Myer Il Co.'S, flours all
the time. they will give you satisfaction
Mnd they are guaranteed. Sales increas-
ing al the time.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
HANDS WANTED Having large
pia match L want two hundred and fifty
hands pic!Speas. Apply To
Dlffiel;l Savage, Accolnac q, Fl.

For RENT.-For the year 1883, my
farm, "Seaview''-full two horse. For
terms &C., apply to Astr Shells.
Temptranceville, Va.
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NOTICE.

/ have this day bought the entire
interests Of Shields e Mtars stock
of goods. l will g, TO the city
some time next week and aid such
goods TO the stock as are Ill demand,
and will offer goo Is at such prices
as any person wh3 MAY have The
money or its equivalent, and wants
amy such goods as | may have, will
buy, ifthey have amy knowledge OF
the value Of goods. Come see me,
l will makrit pay you.
Yours, very respectfully,
S. j. SHIELD.
BELLE HAVEN,
May II, 1887.
N. B.-Any person or persons
wishing to go into business CAN buy
me out at IL liberal discount, and on
reasonable terms. S. j. s.
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NOTICE. am now ready to take
horses to drive or keep on my farm at
Mount GUSTS, and will have driver
from Baltimore soon to work them on
the track. Fred WaddY,
AvcOmac g. II.
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Smoke Turkish Patrol cigar, best five
ctnt cigar, for sale by j. Myers " Co.,
BaltImOre, Md.
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PAsTURAaE-H Having one hundred
acres in pasturage, will take a limited
number OF colts to pasture.
b. Fentress,
Lucustmount.
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Fon RENr.-For the year 1855, "A horse
farm, half mil. from steamboat wharf
on MeSsongo. tits high land, good fol
trucking purposes and enclosed by Il
wire fence 1t is convenient for the
oyster business. 1t will be rented for
one OF term Of years. Address
q. S. Mears, Hallwuod, Va.
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Use Lca's Clifton F. r. T. Acknowl-
edged to be the very highest Patent
Flour in the markets of America
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Try James Myer &. Cos. Southern
Cross Patent Process beats all for the
price.
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Use LEAFS Fancy Table Meal.

NOTICE. hereby forewarn all per-
sons rom cunning. oysterlng claiming,
fishing with seine, trapping or otherwise
trespasSing on my premises, under full
penalty of law. e. s. Johnson.
Modestown, Va.